All In: Paying to Play

When Jake’s wild ways gets him into serious trouble with the Wildcats owner, he’s forced to make some drastic changes to his lifestyle. Resentful and angry, he signs the papers that will link him to an unknown woman for the next few weeks. The fact that the woman is a knockout and all he wants to do is sex her up complicates things. Because if he touches Addison he’ll lose his pro football contract. Addison has dreams of setting up her on psychiatric practice and the money being offered to her will be a huge step in doing just that. All she has to do is be arm candy for a few weeks for one of the Wildcat players. Easy. Until she catches him in a compromising position and realizes she’s going to have to live with this douche for the foreseeable future. This is a fast paced story, short and fiery with these characters beginning as enemies before moving on to something more. Their chemistry is off the charts but they each have preconceived notions of the other, some honestly earned, others grown from reactions to the circumstances. Jake was definitely a man who got around but after spending some time with Addy he no longer wanted anyone but her. There is a bit of drama that arises from an outside source that forced these two to pull away but I appreciated that they didn’t linger there long before talking it out. Addy was so feisty and straight forward. She gave as good as she got and she kept Jake on his toes. I loved how she helped to make things right between them. There are a few scenes with characters from other books in the series and I realized that I had read them out of order but it didn’t spoiler the earlier book for me or take away my enjoyment of this read. I would have liked to have had more of this couple actually but had to satisfy myself with a nice little epilogue and the knowledge I may see them in future books. I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.

This book was good but far from my favorite. Again, I had major issues with the characters and their actions. The storyline was fun, there was a lot of steam and the book was easy to read.

This is a great read about the intense relationship between Jake and Addison. This entire series is entertaining with great characters and storyline. The chemistry between Jake and Addison was explosive. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.